We are flippers, landlords, financial analysts, agents, attorneys and even a city development guy. 

I am wondering if I'm not quite the financial analyst I thought I was. 

We know our biggest hurdle will be financing our investments, but for a number of reasons, we feel that now is the time.I am a financial analyst by trade and work for a non-profit in SF.  

The state of the depressionary cycle will be painful leaving all analysts, economists and estimation models failing repeatedly for the next decade or so.

Serge the economists an analysts I have listened to have GDP going nowhere near that level negative. 

Nationally, most of the major cities and suburbs just aren't building enough new housing units for purchase or rent to keep up with demand.Since new construction takes some time to finish, most analysts are expecting normal growth in rent rates around 2%-3% over the next few years.One thing I have noticed is the building of 55 and over housing.

Even if that analyst's number is half as accurate, it's still devastating financially. 

I will continue to work as a Financial Analyst in Corporate America but my husband will be on the ground full time executing deals.

Stefan Stankovic a report just came out by Population and Survey Analysts (PASA)that they are predicting 43,763 new housing units to open in the Katy ISD area in the next decade.

I️ am a 22-year-old recent college grad, currently living at home on Long Island, NY and work in NYC as a Credit Analyst on Wall Street.